End of Life
“As death nears, people need to interact with others to reflect on and understand the meaning of their lives. Making meaning of the sum of our days is not a solitary vocation at the end of life. Unfortunately, our culture tends to isolate people at the end of their lives, and often we do not assist in making these meaningful connections. The results from reminiscence can provide reflection and meaning of one’s life and family.”
By Florence Gray Soltys in “Reminiscence, Grief, Loss, and End of Life” from the book Transformational Reminiscence, copyright 2007.
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Beautiful Life offers professional support and facilitation of the life review process for persons diagnosed with terminal illnesses while assisting to sensitively document important thoughts, wishes and retrospective life history. The review process, as well as the documentation process, can be a comfort to entire families.
Beautiful Life staff have experience with grief, loss, end of life care and Hospice programs.